
Three Kingdoms: I Am Lü Bu!
三国:吾乃吕布!
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- Completed
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- 815k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The author somewhat takes it for granted. How could Lu Bu run away to Qingzhou for no reason from himself to a Bingzhou native? Moreover, Lu Bu has no foundation in Qingzhou and the geographical location is particularly poor. It is really not as good as Bingzhou. Lu Bu is born to be a border warrior.
It felt impossible for Liu Bei to go to Dong Zhuo. If Liu Bei wanted to become emperor, it would be impossible for him to go to Dong Zhuo.
I just can't figure it out, why did Lu Bu go to Qingzhou? Why not go back to Bingzhou? His sick state is well-founded.
Cao Cao, who lived in four continents, was afraid that Lu Bu would choose to abandon Yanzhou, Xuzhou and other counties. Is this surely Gui Fengxiao's plan?
How old is Wei Yancai? Has he already gone to the battlefield?
What do you think about the position of Chief Registrar in the Late Han Dynasty?
S What a pity
It's a pity it's over so soon
I have been chasing it all the way to the end. After beating Liu Bei, I thought I would reach the climax immediately, but it ended as soon as I finished watching it. . . I can only say that this book is a pity, the strategy is written very carefully. I guess it's because there are too few subscribers and the author has no motivation to continue writing.
The update speed has been slow these past two days.
After Lu Bu became emperor, should we reform the six ministries? Modern people have all thought of it. If we don't reform, it would be boring. After unification, we would add uniforms and guards to the entire east and west factories, set up a central bank to open up the sea, and develop and unify Asia. When Lu Bu is old, he is afraid of being stupid for the sake of Emperor Lu. In the entire constitutional monarchy, it is perfect.